If government levies a tax or fee on hunting licenses and uses the resulting revenue for wildlife stocking programs, this would be an example of

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This is an example of the benefits-received principle of taxation, where the people who pay the tax (hunters, in this case) directly benefit from the expenditure of those tax revenues (through wildlife stocking programs).

If Government Levies a Tax or Fee on Hunting Licenses